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Imponente templo budista con un jardín zen, entornos boscosos y senderos.
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Es el templo budista más importante de los 5 Grandes Templos Zen, jardines increíbles, la segunda puerta Sanmon más grande de la ciudad y además tiene un acueducto, algo que le da un toque único.
Diría que sus jardines y vistas con más hermosas que las del dorado. Este templo de playa es un lugar el que vale la pena visitar por sus vistas, jardines largos y demás quede impresionado . Fui bastante temprano tipo 8 por lo cual no tuve que hacer cola para entrar y si deseas te pueden sellar tu libro con un sello vale la pena y lo recomiendo
Muy bueno para sentarse a la sombra y observar las libélulas. Aparcamiento de bicis hay.
Points included in this audio guide

Sanmon
The temple's main gate, rebuilt in 1628, features a grand staircase leading to an elevated observation platform with panoramic views across Kyoto.

Hōjō
The former abbot's residence, known as Seiryo-den and designated a National Treasure, houses remarkable gold-leafed screen paintings including two tigers by Kanō Tan'yū.

Hōjō Garden
A karesansui dry rock garden created in 1600 by Kobori Enshu, regarded as one of the finest examples of this garden style and designated as a National Scenic Beauty.

Nanzen-ji Aqueduct
A red brick aqueduct built in 1890 that runs across the temple grounds, carrying irrigation water from the Lake Biwa Canal.

Nanzen-in
A secluded sub-temple nestled in the highlands, featuring a moss garden and rock arrangements. Particularly striking in autumn, when Japanese maples drape the grounds in vibrant crimson hues.

Konchi-in
One of the subsidiary temples within the Nanzen-ji complex, accessible during your exploration of the extensive grounds.

Tenjuan
A sub-temple featuring a garden with a stone plaque inscribed with a poem by American poet Gary Snyder, who trained in Zen Buddhism here.
- 1.Sanmon
- 2.Hōjō
- 3.Hōjō Garden
- 4.Nanzen-ji Aqueduct
- 5.Nanzen-in
- 6.Konchi-in
- 7.Tenjuan
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